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HomeTunebandTuneband, Grantwood Technology's Armband, Silicone Skin and Screen Protector for iPod Nano, 1st/2nd Generation, Compatible with Nike+iPod, Black |
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 Wonderful product for skinny arms Jun 15, 2009
Great product, exactly as described. I have very skinny upper arms and it fit perfectly and doesnt' budge with workouts, lots of movement etc.
 Pretty good! Jun 10, 2009
It works! The only things I can complain about is that the loop of the arm strap frequently slips out of the loop, so that I have to reloop it. Also, my nano 2G has a tendency to slip out of the casing a tiny bit, and I have to push it back in. Otherwise, it's totally fine. Completely usable regardless.
Great Product Jun 09, 2009
I was very impressed when I got the product in the mail only two days later, and even more impressed when I found more material in the box than what I thought I was buying. Overall, I am very happy with this purchase.
Excellent Product May 29, 2009
I just received this product today, and I used it on a jog this afternoon. The included screen protector is great; the case fits snugly. All ports are accessible so you don't have to take the ipod out.
The only obstacle I encountered was sound: you have to push the earphone plug in all the way until it meets the ipod. Some times it might get caught on the rubber, which happened to me at first when I couldn't figure out why the sound quality was so bad.
Overall great product May 25, 2009
Very happy with the armband. My only complaint is when I am running the cord for the head phones gets caught between the armband and my arm pulling on the head phones. So you have to get a little creative where you place the cord to avoid this problem.
Positive feature is the holder doubles as a protective cover when not using for running and the strap is removable so you can wash it after the workout. The hold button is easy to locate and there is no need to ever take the I-pod out of the holder. The port to plug the i-pod into the computer is visible and not hidden like the original Apple armband I had previously.
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